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TracBeam, L.L.C. v. AT&T Inc. et al
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November 25, 2013
CORRECTED: Judge Trims Arguments Over AT&T Mobile Center In Patent Row
A Texas federal judge on Monday agreed to knock three of AT&T Inc.’s contested four E911 mobile centers out of a battle over whether its mobile locator systems infringe a patent owned by TracBeam LLC, finding that three of AT&T’s four E911 mobile centers didn’t perform a function essential to the patent’s system. (Correction: An earlier story and headline incorrectly reported that AT&T's three nontesting centers were eliminated from the suit, and the story incorrectly reported an argument over the patent for mobile base stations. The errors have been corrected.)
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February 28, 2011
AT&T, Sprint, Others Sued Over Locator Patents
A Colorado patent-holding company on Friday accused AT&T Inc., Sprint Nextel Corp. and other telecom giants of infringing two wireless locator patents.